AT talks to… Holly Lewis, co-founding partner at We Made That, about the outcomes of the Women’s Safety Audit’s pilot projects and what moves architects can make based on its findings.
AT talks to… Becca Thomas from New Practice about joining forces with multidisciplinary studio, Civic, and working at the intersection of architecture, sustainability and community engagement.
Chinese architect Liu Jiakun’s work redefines urban space by embracing tradition, fostering community, and honouring everyday life.
AT talks to… Colin Baillie of Baillie Baillie about using natural materials to deliver projects that address climate resilience, respect the vernacular architecture of the Scottish Highlands, and take account of its climate, labour and skills.
In Oeiras, Portugal, a house by OODA addresses the challenges of an irregular topography with an elegant architectural response, embedding into the landscape and enhancing natural light and privacy.
Canadian practice Batay-Csorba Architects’ residential project in Toronto’s High Park neighbourhood reinterprets the traditional Edwardian gable home with a sculptural, monolithic composition.
Just south of Prague, Grido Architekti's new sports hall for Řevnice Elementary School provides a versatile space for students, after-school clubs, and the wider community.
Squire & Partners’ retrofit of the Grade-II listed Conran Building at 22 Shad Thames preserves Hopkins’ High-Tech architectural legacy while transforming it into a contemporary workspace.
AT talks to… director at RCKa, Russell Curtis, about his practice's modular concept that looks to use meanwhile sites for those looking for temporary housing.
In South London, a new co-working and wellness space paves the way for a high street’s regeneration and serves as an example of circular design principles in practice.
Join us on Thursday 20th March to learn about the opportunities, challenges, and real-world applications of AI and new software tools in shaping the future of architecture and construction.
The International Committee of Architectural Critics (CICA) invites researchers, academics, and professionals to submit abstracts for its 2025 conference on the evolving relationships between buildings, time, and place.
